Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-08

o. 4. Joxss Eprror
The impression prevails in Chicago
that the convicted Anarchists will be
granted new trial.
Our exchanges win be apt to polka lots
Of nun at the Rev. p. Waltz of Baltimore,
who has denounced dancing. Has he no
Germans in his congregation RI Norris
town Herald.
A Boston girl made two attempts to
chsrw her tickle lover back TO constancy
BY climbing up stairs backwards to bed
10th times she slapped upon her night
rown and tumbled 10 the bottom on her
head. Then she gave II up as bad job.
Bismarck 10 six feet four inches tall and
very powerful. In the great trinity OF
famous Germans he Ia called "the baby"
a. he Is only seventy two years old, while
The Emperor Is ninety, and Won Moltke
rightly seven.
A man ia Middleton told bis wife
~ slowed her better than his own
scal.r The man has not boen TO
church Ia Ave years, and bis wife does
not know how TO take the compl-
ment.--l Ex.
Hearst Of California Is reported worth
IN million dollars. c. u, Farwcll OF I'LL
nois over one million, r. b. Stockbridge
OF Michigan over one million, and VIM.
gsewar. Of Nevada over ten million. II Is
said over twenty Senators now In the Sen.
can boast Of over one million dollars each
The steamer w. II. Gardner, the
largest boat plying on the Tombig-
bee from Mobile, Alabama, was burn
cd on the FIRST inst. below GAINESVILLE,
Ala. Twenty lives were lost. The
boat Is total loss, together with AGA
bales OF cotton.
There arc. II Is said. four English words
The last syllable Of which 10 coed" Three
cfthese are .excced, !" succeed" and "pro-
cesdn Now the person will exceed" us
In the knowledge ofwords who shall PRO
coed" 10 succeed" IN naming the fourth
acscd.- Oh, how tired we are.--t Belle.
fontAine Examiner.
The statement is made In Vienna telc.
grams thai Russia. In anticipation Of war,
10 concentrating large armies on the Ger.
man and Austrian frontier. The former
4 intended to prevent German help from
reaching Austria should Germany be
strcng enough 10 detach troops for such n
purpose while engaged in the struggle
with France, and the latter TO engage
Austria while the Russian army In the
southeast Il making short work Of Bulga
ria and marching on to Constan,inople
The recent elections in Germany,
although resulting in majority for
the government, have presented signi-
6csnce expressive Of public feeling.
Tho growth OF socialism is a marked
feature, and there is little doubt that
revolution in the present form OF
government is not very far distant.
The country's prosperity is severely
checked by heavy burden OF taxation
imposed to support military prestige.
This is = yoke which the people ap-
pear anxious to dispense with.
The Interstate Land Company, an
organization with head quarters in
Kansas city, has completed the pur-
chase OF the Arkansas Land Grant,
comprising 79,oo0, 900 acres situated
In Texas, New Mexico, Colorado and
including portion Of mo mans
Land" and all OF the famous Maxwell
grant. The purchase is made from
the Real estate, the title having come
originally from the Mexican Govern
msns in 1926. The price OF the pur-
chase is not made public. The com
pany proposes to give quit claims to
settlers now on the land on applica-
ton, but will require foreigners and
corporations to settle.
The Montana people are jubilant
over the successful conclusion of a
treaty with the Piegan Indians by the
Indian Commission. In consideration
of the sum Of 81 ,50o,0o0 the Indians
agree to part with vast area Of
country upon our northern border, in
einding some Of the best grazing and
agricultural lands in the territory.
This cession opens the Sweet Grass
hills TO settlement and settles the
right OF way question for the Mani.
toba railroad. The home Of the Pie.
gans viii nov be in the northwestern
portion OF the vast reservation upon
the eastern slope OF the Rocky Noun.
tains, including the country drained
by the head waters Of the Marias riy.
river Register.
An OLp SIsSER.-Allen Hunsuck.
or, the polyg, who was captured by